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Lexical Unit posted:Isn't 0x1A07003E7C + 1,000 = 111,786,606,204 + 1,000 = 111,786,607,204 = 0x1A07004264; then why 00-1A-07-00-46-4B? I'm not good at counting HEX nor counting. Would my orginal number + 999 = My end number? The numbers that wrote in my OP. I'm going to try your program out now. I forgot to specify I was workign in a Windows enviorment, Vista to be exact, and i'm actually working abroad thus don't have access to any Macs other then a strangers at a terminal or a cafe. I don't think they'll apprecaite me loaind this, and generating MACs. But thank you so much for the effort, hopefully it will help someone else. Copernicus fucked around with this message at 23:56 on May 11, 2007 |
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EC posted:This is a last-ditch effort for me. I've been trying to find something lightweight and simple that will take all of the items in a Exchange 2003 Public Calendar and put them into the local calendar in Outlook. It seems MS doesn't have a way to do this natively (which I simply cannot believe and wouldn't believe if I hadn't looked for the last couple of months), and the programs that DO have this feature also sync everything under the sun and want large amounts of $$$ for the privilege. Would something like this be possible?
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Copernicus posted:I'm not good at counting HEX nor counting. Would my orginal number + 999 = My end number? The numbers that wrote in my OP. Lexical Unit's app used a regex library that doesn't ship with Visual Studio, so I just rewrote it using C# and a much, much simpler method. http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/MAC_Generator Edit: poo poo. Sorry theodop, didn't notice your claim on it. Oh well, maybe we'll have 3 different MAC generators, and you can just pick your favorite. Neurozys fucked around with this message at 02:54 on May 12, 2007 |
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Sharkface posted:the win32 part makes this tough. the only way to do this is through WMI and typically, the folks who write drivers dont' include disable/enable commands in their drivers. would a .net app work? Anything in Win32 API can be imported from the dll file like user32.dll or kernel.dll into .NET. I had to use stuff from user32.dll to get low-level keyboard hooks like the following. code:
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JediGandalf posted:I would imagine they have to otherwise the OS can't disable the device when I tell it to in the device manager. Unless device disabling is done some other method. I don't think I've seen any device management functions in the Windows API. You could probably grab the source to devcon included in the Windows Driver Development Kit and hack it into a nice interface. Devcon is similar to the Windows device manager, but in console form. http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtools/ddk/default.mspx
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My request: A PHP script that, when called via an <img> tag, will return image1.jpg if the IP requesting it matches any of a given set, or image2.jpg if the requesting IP does not match. Basically: user1 posts <img src=dongs.php> user2 loads image from matching ip, gets picture of kitten user3 loads image from non-matching ip, gets picture of south african marmoset http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1178972656 This is the kind of thing I hate because it would take me days to google up the info on how to staple it together but someone with a clue could probably do it in like 5 minutes.
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DLCinferno posted:I've been wanting to get into Office lately so I'll take a look. However, I've never done anything in Outlook so no promises. If anyone else has and wants to take this, I'd love to see the code when you're done. Hey cool, thanks. No worries if its to big of a deal, though. I'm still amazed this isn't something built in, it seems so simple.
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A bookmark tool for long webpages/documents for when you are reading an FAQ or walkthrough, you could mark a point in the page and skip to that point when you reload the page or whatever I hope that makes sense. Would be ideal if it worked for firefox.
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Javid posted:http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1178972656 More like 5 seconds :-p http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/PHPIPSwitch
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Mad Brahmin posted:I don't think I've seen any device management functions in the Windows API. You could probably grab the source to devcon included in the Windows Driver Development Kit and hack it into a nice interface. Devcon is similar to the Windows device manager, but in console form. Edit: It's probably easier just to do what you suggested and hack up devcon. JediGandalf fucked around with this message at 18:16 on May 12, 2007 |
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I'd like a web app (javascript?) that provides fake tabs for browsers that don't have tab capability. Basically, the app would float a couple of buttons over the current page, with each button corresponding to an open website. It could automatically open two tabs to predetermined websites, so the ability to open and close tabs isn't necessary. I want this because there is a pretty good web browser for the Wii, but it doesn't support tabs, and only one window can be opened at a time. I think a lot of Wii owners would appreciate this app, since there's currently no way to listen to internet radio while browsing, or to read a page while waiting for something to load. It would make web browsing on the Wii (and probably on some other platforms as well) much more enjoyable. As far as I can tell, the Wii browser is an almost fully-functional implementation of Opera (tabs notwithstanding), so anything that would work in Opera should be fine. However, frames don't work well because of the the way the browser's built-in scrolling features work.
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NotInventedHere posted:As far as I can tell, the Wii browser is an almost fully-functional implementation of Opera (tabs notwithstanding), so anything that would work in Opera should be fine. However, frames don't work well because of the the way the browser's built-in scrolling features work. Have you tried this? I've never gotten around to it, but it supposedly works, although it ain't perfect.
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EC posted:Have you tried this? I've never gotten around to it, but it supposedly works, although it ain't perfect.
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This might be a bit out of your scope ... I took all of two semesters of programming in college so I don't have a good idea about how viable or complicated this would be. Most game review sites measure min/max/average FPS. It seems to me that a better way to benchmark performance would be to measure the median -- I can think of several circumstances in which the average (mean) FPS would be greater then the median FPS in a game, but be overall less playable. Benchmarking tools like FRAPS only measure the mean FPS, though. In any event, if something like this could be coded up in Visual Basic or C, so I'd have an outside chance of being able to make minor changes in it, I'd gladly donate a reasonable fee ... say, $20-40, depending on robustness or whatnot. http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1179114991 regulargonzalez fucked around with this message at 04:58 on May 14, 2007 |
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Dicky B posted:I'd like a PHP script that allows me to upload files to my web server without having to log in. I've looked around for something like this but I can't find anything that isn't feature packed with things I don't need. Here For the password protection on the upload directory, I'd recommend using an .htaccess file. Let me know if you have any problems.
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J. Elliot Razorledgeball posted:Here
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Dicky B posted:I got everything set up and it works perfectly. Thanks so much
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Isaac Asimov posted:I've been attempting to use this very script and it isn't uploading correctly. I think it's a problem with the directories. Do I use forward slashes, do I add [url]http://[/url] etc etc?
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Maybe this was posted already. Heh. Can someone cook up a program that when run, separates every file in a directory into a folder based on its filetype, then names teh folder whatever the extention is. It would ignore folders already placed and only separate files in the directory. Also, it would ignore case (jpg vs JPG). Call it Directclean or something. 1000 internets to this person. I love you [person who does this].
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Can someone write me a quick program that would shut down Azureus when I open up CounterStrike, and then start it back up again once CS is closed? If so, that would be seriously amazing.
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This might be a little more intense than what this thread is for, but I would really like a program that could grab an email from a server (using POP or SMTP), and then based on who the from address is and what the content of the message is, run a command, launch a program, or run a batch file. I've always wanted this, because then I could send commands to my computer or server with my cell phone.
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Mantrid posted:This might be a little more intense than what this thread is for, but I would really like a program that could grab an email from a server (using POP or SMTP), and then based on who the from address is and what the content of the message is, run a command, launch a program, or run a batch file. http://codewar.net/cuts/ It actually wouldn't be too hard to write this, but the security hole is rather large. What's your concept here? Here's what came to my mind: - Client runs as service or tray app - Periodically checks email for message from mantrid@nokia.com and subject is "Command" (or whatever you configure) - Parses body of Command email for keywords - keyword can either indicate a predefined command line string or a full string to be sent right to the command line - optional arguments can be setup for predefined strings like: "run music busdriver" to open your mp3 player and begin playing Roadkill Overcoat - preset password must exist somewhere in the message?
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Mindbullets posted:Maybe this was posted already. Heh. Alright, I've made this one. Hopefully it's what you are looking for. It's written in pure C, so it might make your computer explode if not used properly. I've tested it on quite a few directories without any problem, but I reccomend you try it out on a test dir to see if its doing what you want. http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/DirSort It's a simple command-line program: code:
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I was wondering if it was possible to get an application that would save all a users settings for their MS office suite applications (location of toolbars, macros, ect.) into a folder. I'm pretty sure that their settings are all saved to a file, but then again, i'm not too sure. This could possibly be a few lines of a batch file.
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I would like a Greasemonkey Script/Firefox Extension/stand-alone program to automatically convert video links to embedded video code (or grab it off the site, although I imagine that would be troublesome). I imagine right-clicking on a video-link and seeing "Copy Link Location" and below that, if it is a video link, "Generate and Copy Embed Code". The only issue would be that each site has it's own embed format (Google Video, Youtube, Daily Motion, FileFront and any major ones I might be forgetting). It would be used for this site: http://aphasian.info/letsfail . http://tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1179349154
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The Aphasian posted:I would like a Greasemonkey Script/Firefox Extension/stand-alone program to automatically convert video links to embedded video code (or grab it off the site, although I imagine that would be troublesome). biznatchio made a great greasemonkey script that could be converted to this use with a little work. It's also quite awesome as-is and every single person on the forum should install it. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2397868
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Bodhi Tea posted:Alright, I've made this one. Hopefully it's what you are looking for. It's written in pure C, so it might make your computer explode if not used properly. I've tested it on quite a few directories without any problem, but I reccomend you try it out on a test dir to see if its doing what you want. Thanks Friend. Your prize of 1000 internets is awarded. One thing though, any chance of reversing that program too to get an app that dumps all files in all folders (or as many levels as you designate) to dump into a certain directory. Id have a sorter and a mixer...would be useful.
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http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1179385274quote:I want an app (well, screensaver) that blanks the screen and displays the time (with seconds), preferably in a user selected font/size. Nothing fancy. I've been looking for months and the closest I can find is a glowy digital clock with a terrible font without seconds.
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DLCinferno posted:This isn't a new concept, but I assume you want it for Windows and not *nix? Yup, thats pretty much spot on. And yes, I am looking for something for Windows. Although I will look into the site you linked to for my experiments with *nix. I actually didn't think of having to have a password in the message, but thats an excellent idea.
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Is there a program out there that can close all the folders and windows in my toolbar with a one click button? It gets really messy down there and sometimes I want to press like a "nuke" button.
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NOT WGET, just getting that out of the way right now. A program that would download full sized pictures from Wikimedia commons. You'd provide the URL, and it would download all of the images on that page. For example, the link http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Language would return those 16 pictures in full resolution. Bonus points for... - Having a recursive option, so that the Language page would then go into the Bengali category, and then into the Bhasha Andolon category for their pictures. - Having the directory and file name structure be pulled from the category and picture names. - Having the option to slow the download or increase the delay so I don't hammer a website. I tried using DownThemAll and wget, but neither actually does what is needed. In theory I should be able to enter the URL http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Counties_in_Virginia into a little script, and it'll slowly crawl through all of those counties and return all of their pictures into appropriate folders. MC Fruit Stripe fucked around with this message at 19:57 on May 17, 2007 |
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Mindbullets posted:One thing though, any chance of reversing that program too to get an app that dumps all files in all folders (or as many levels as you designate) to dump into a certain directory. It will sort and unsort files in directories. It can do it recursively up to a limit and will follow or not follow symbolic links. It won't touch files with no extension or *nix dot files. By default it copies files only, but it can be set to move them instead. It also offers interactive or forced overwrite/skip/always-overwrite/never-overwrite functionality. http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Exdir Wheee!
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How about an application that would allow me to type in a users name, have it automatically do a search for actual account in AD, then allow me to do tasks such as unlock account and change password. I have a little utility right now, called lockoutstatus.exe. It queries each AD server and displays wether or not the account is locked, how many failed password attempts have been done, and the last date a bad password was used. It is perfect, except it wants you to use the account name, and has no lookup option. So I go into ADU&C to find the account name to unlock. The nicest feature is it alows me to send an unlock to each server instead of waiting for the change to replicate.
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MC Fruit Stripe posted:NOT WGET, just getting that out of the way right now. http://urltoys.com/ does exactly what you need. ----------------
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wrok posted:http://urltoys.com/ does exactly what you need.
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MC Fruit Stripe posted:I get off work in 7 minutes so I'll check it when I get home. I swear if you're right you're getting buddylisted so hard. It's not wiki specific, so it might not do *exactly* what you want, but it crawls a list of URLs (multiple levels if you like), and compiles a list of all links/embedded images -- you can then filter *.jp* or whatever to download what you want. All saved in a customizable directory structure based on the URL, filetype, or what not. ----------------
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wrok posted:It's not wiki specific, so it might not do *exactly* what you want, but it crawls a list of URLs (multiple levels if you like), and compiles a list of all links/embedded images -- you can then filter *.jp* or whatever to download what you want. All saved in a customizable directory structure based on the URL, filetype, or what not. If I give it the URL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parliament_Acts it has to go into the passing of the parliamnent bill photo and then into the full sized version of it and return that into the Parliament Acts folder. Not just the 320x240 thumbnail. So close, but not quite. Someone from this forum contacted me about it and claims he can do it in Perl, so I guess I'll see.
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MC Fruit Stripe posted:- Having a recursive option, so that the Language page would then go into the Bengali category, and then into the Bhasha Andolon category for their pictures. You do realize this will basically download all of Wikipedia, right?
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Ok, I finished a preliminary program in C# to do the wiki image thing, I'll get recursion done in a few minutes. Edit: Zip with binary/source: http://b0lt.files-upload.com/files/236258/WikiImage.zip b0lt fucked around with this message at 16:58 on May 19, 2007 |
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By the way, the download counter also logs the last time something was downloaded (well, as of a few days ago, anyway.) I haven't bothered intergrating that info into the wikimedia extension, but in case you're curious, here's a list of the last 20. http://www.tinyappz.com/extensions/Downloads.php
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